Preparing for Long-Term Care and Estate Management With Jennifer Rozelle

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Jennifer Rozelle is the Co-owner and an Attorney for Indiana Estate & Elder Law, a firm that specializes in estate planning, asset protection, and elder law services, including Medicaid planning and probate administration. Jennifer has been a part of the firm since 2012 and now co-owns and manages it alongside her husband, Justin Schumacher. Active in her field, she is a member of the Indiana State Bar Association, the American Bar Association, and the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys. Additionally, she volunteers with Business Professionals of America and serves on the Board of the Indiana Parkinson's Foundation.

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The complex landscape of elder law and estate planning can often feel overwhelming. How do individuals ensure their long-term care without sacrificing their estate or financial security? This crucial question affects many as they plan for the future.

According to Jennifer Rozelle, a seasoned attorney with extensive experience in elder law, effective long-term care planning requires understanding Medicaid laws and estate management strategies. She stresses that early planning is vital, especially given the state-specific "look-back" periods that can impact eligibility for benefits. Additionally, Jennifer highlights that elder law isn't just about asset protection but also about creating customized plans that align with family goals and individual needs. These plans can save families significant costs and avoid the emotional toll of last-minute legal hurdles.

In this episode of 15 Minutes, host Bela Musits speaks with Jennifer Rozelle, Co-owner and an Attorney for Indiana Estate & Elder Law, to discuss preparing for long-term care and estate management. They discuss the significance of Medicaid planning, the advantages of early estate planning, and strategies for asset protection.